Antichamber

As is the case with almost all puzzle games (at least so I suppose with my limited experience with them), it kind of drags out towards the end, but not so much that hinders your enjoyment. The early stage was for me the most mind-bending and entertaining, while it also had a solid mid-to-end game where you have an abundance of unsolved puzzles to choose from and refresh you when you are stuck on a specific one. I hope it expanded more on its non-euclidean aspect, but I also understand that it's much harder to make puzzles out of them since their whole point is not making any sense. Definitely worth the praise. Oh, and also, some people seem to have had problems with the life advice panels, but I absolutely loved them. They always made me chuckle when they "got" me. If this was a game that used unnecessary amount of distraction and complexity to hide its solutions I might have been annoyed, but really for a game this simple, every answer to a puzzle feels almost inevitable in hindsight, and therefore every failure your lack of creative thinking.